Support x86 platform

[Urs1956]

Hello,
if i try to install the Power Toys from the msi-package, i got this message.
Plattform is Win 10 pro, Build 1903

crutkas: #413 is a prereq for this to be supported

[retrorich75]

Hi Ur

Hello,
if i try to install the Power Toys from the msi-package, i got this message.
Plattform is Win 10 pro, Build 1903

Kind regards
Urs1956

Hi Urs1956,

Can you check in the Event Viewer (right click Start Menu to open)

Under Windows Log, Application Do you see any Warning or Errors ?

If any errors any code(s) ? Any code from this page https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/windows-installer-error-messages ?

Richard

PS installed okay on my Win10 Home build 19013.vb_release.191025-1609

[retrorich75]

Hi Urs1956,

Any feedback? Be great to know.

Richard

[Urs1956]

Hi Richard, I'll test it today 😉 Greetings Gert Am 3. November 2019 17:56:17 schrieb Richard Parslow <notifications@github.com>:

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[Urs1956]

Hi,
Sorry, the same issues as ver 0.12 also in ver 0.13.

Greetings

[enricogior]

Hi @Urs1956
are you installing using PowerToysSetup.msi?
Please, open a Command Prompt, navigate to the folder where PowerToysSetup.msi is and run the following command:

msiexec /i PowerToysSetup.msi /l*v "install.log"

install.log should contain useful information to determine the problem.
You can upload the file here (drag and drop the file, instead of copying the content).
Thank you.

[enricogior]

@Urs1956
your hardware is AMD or Intel 64 bit?
32 bit and ARM are not currently supported.

[Urs1956]

AMD FX-8350 and Win 10 Pro 32bit.

That´s it ;-)

[enricogior]

We currently don't have plans to support 32 bit. We might in the future but it's not a guarantee.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

[retrorich75]

We currently don't have plans to support 32 bit. We might in the future but it's not a guarantee.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

So @enricogior maybe worth to update readme to mention no 32bit support?

Sorry about that Gert @Urs1956

[retrorich75]

Gert @Urs1956 why not change to 64bit ? Unless you need specifically 32bit guide available on the net for example https://www.windowscentral.com/how-upgrade-32-bit-64-bit-version-windows-10

[enricogior]

@retrorich75

maybe worth to update readme to mention no 32bit support?

I thought it was there, sorry about it, I'll make sure we add it.
Thanks.